Subject questions, questions with preposition
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2 My sister baked a cake. ⇒ Who _____?
3 The postman delivered the letter. ⇒ Who _____?
4 I went to the cinema with my friend. ⇒ Who _____ with?
5 She lives in a big city. ⇒ Where _____?
6 He is reading a book about history. ⇒ What _____ about?
7 They are talking about the football match. ⇒ What _____ about?
8 We listened to music in the park. ⇒ Where _____ to music?
9 The teacher gave the students homework. ⇒ Who _____ homework?
Choose the correct forms to complete the questions below.
Choose the correct forms to complete the questions below.
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- A2 Pre-intermediate
Subject questions, questions with preposition
Master A2-level English grammar with this guide on subject questions and questions with prepositions. Learn to form correct questions, avoid common mistakes, and improve your skills with practical examples.
What Are Subject Questions?
Subject questions are used when the question word (who, what, etc.) is the subject of the sentence. In this case, we do not use auxiliary verbs like do/does/did.
- Who did win the race?
- Who won the race?
- What did happen yesterday?
- What happened yesterday?
How to Form Questions with Prepositions?
When forming questions with prepositions, the preposition can appear at the end of the question. This structure is common in spoken English.
- To whom are you talking?
- Who are you talking to?
- For what is this gift?
- What is this gift for?
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Below are examples of frequent mistakes and their corrections:
- Who does know the answer?
- Who knows the answer?
- Where did he go to?
- Where did he go?
Practice Exercises
Test your understanding with these exercises:
- ______ (What/Who) happened yesterday?
- ______ (To whom/Who) are you speaking?
- ______ (Who/What) knows the answer?
Answers: 1. What, 2. Who, 3. Who
Tips for Learning
- Focus on the structure of subject questions to avoid adding auxiliary verbs unnecessarily.
- Practice forming questions with prepositions, paying attention to their placement.
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